Suenne Megan Tan

Suenne Megan Tan is a highly experienced professional in the arts and cultural sectors, currently serving as Senior Director of Museum Planning and Audience Engagement at National Gallery Singapore since August 2009. Suenne has directed several prominent projects, including the City Hall exhibition "If Walls Could Talk," and has played a pivotal role in numerous festivals such as Light to Night and the Gallery Children’s Biennale. Previously, Suenne held the position of Deputy Director at Singapore Art Museum, where notable achievements included managing Singapore's inaugural presentation at the Venice Biennale in 2001. Educational credentials include a Master of Arts in Visual Arts Administration from New York University and executive education from Stanford University focused on Non-Profit/Public/Organizational Management, among others.